Hertford election bribery debate in the House of Commons
Members clash over treating and bribery in Hertford and Liverpool elections. Sir Henry Hardinge and others defend strict law, while Roebuck and Gladstone urge consistent, fair standards and advocate single-judge trials. The Liverpool preamble and disfranchisement proposal sparks heated exchanges on the reach of electoral punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay
Hertford
Baronet
Heare
Mr. Clay
Lord G. Somersep
H. Hardinge
Tower Hamlets
Sir H. Hardinge
Sir Henry Hardinge
H. Dardinge
Newry
Roebuck
Robert Peel
Mr. Roebuck
Gailant
House of Commons
Bath
J. Scarlett
Hun
Sir J. Scarlett
Bardy
Court of Common Pleas
Norwich
Hardy
William the Third
Shaw
Bernal
H. Harpince
Scotland
Murray
A.ohnstone
England
Major C. Bruce
Hodgson
Benett
Bac
H. Willoughby
Liverpool
Fox
Shoreham
Aglioney
Hoo
Newcastle
Colonel Williams
Lord Landon
Wiltshire
Mr. Benett
Necholl
Gladstone
G. Bentinck
Lord G. Bealock
Myers
Pennington
Lord G. Bentinck
J. Atkinson
Sefton
Atkinson
J. O' Connell
W. E. Gladstone
Mr. Gladstone
Yates
Wason
Mr. W
Bouse
Flord
Lord Sandon
Ti Log
Mr. Wason
Enenie
Wagon
Corporation of
Bulwer
B. Carter
Nicholl
Nichols
M. Prilps
Mr. Nicholls
Mr. Rotch
Handley
Newark
Canning Club
Canning
Livepool
Suport
Law intelligence summarises Chancery rulings on Haberdashers and Biggs
In the Court of Chancery today Sir Fe. Sugden concluded for the appellants with the hearing adjourned to tomorrow. The Attorney General vs Haberdashers case dismissed with costs after ruling that donor Hazlewood’s 1646 trust aimed to assist the company and not lower London corn prices for charitable ends. EMITH v. BIGGS: decisions split, Honeywell and Biggs upheld, but against Mr Biggs and John Biggs the elder dismissed. costs refunded if already paid.
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Court OF Chancery
Manon
Wilson D. Moore
FE. Sugden
Burge
Haberdashers’ Company
Henry Hazlewood
Hazerdashers' Company
London
Hazlewood
Emith
Biggs
Honeywell
Sheriff Court ruling over empty cask responsibility case
In a March sheriff court action a wine and spirit merchant sued a licensed victualler for 6 pounds 12 shillings, arguing the account overcharged for empty casks and bottles returned via a carrier. The jury awarded the plaintiff 4 pounds 9 shillings in damages after testimony about warehouse receipts and carrier records.
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Sheriffs’ Court
Mason
Wilson
Wioe-Merchant
Cabinet Council Held at Downing Street Yesterday
A Cabinet Council convened at four o'clock yesterday afternoon at Viscount Althorp's Downing Street residence. Attendees included Lord Chancellor, the Marquis of Lansdowne, the Earls of Ripon Grey and Carlisle, Duke of Richmond, Viscounts Melbourne Palmerston and Althorp, Mr Beorstaly Stanley, Right Hon Charles Grant, Sir James Graham, Lord Holland, and Lord John Russell.
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Viscount Althorp
Downing-street
Marquis of Lansdowne
Earl of Ripon
Earl Grey
Duke of Richmond
Earl of Carlisle
Melbourne
Palmeraton
Althorp
Beorstaly Stanley
Charles Grant
James Graham
Lord Holland
John Russet
War rant sought over pirate horse scam and city burglaries
In Mansion-House records a gentleman sought a warrant against three men claiming a fraud scheme tied to a horse sale near Smithfield. The report details a multi-party scheme, failed payment, and a horse sold under dubious pretenses. Separate items note thefts at Bow Street and a clerical burglary at St Philip's, with suspects remanded or committed for trial.
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Smithfield
Villaiously
Horman
John Forrester
Bow-Sfereet
Joseph James Cohen
William Nox
Lord Leaver
Robert Cole
Puland-street
Hatton-Garden
Thomas Hichardson
James Coater
Charles Thacker
St. Philip’s Church
Clerkenwell
Thomas Elnor
Piayhouse-yard
Golden-lane Luke’s
Finlay
Elnor
Playhouse Yard
St. Luke’s
Busaine
St. Philip's Church
Howell
Duepertar Busaine
Smirk
Hind
Queen Square
George Moody
Edward Alexander
Gregorie
St. James's Park
His Majesty
St. James‘s Park
Mr. Gregorie
Moody
House of Correction
St. the
Corpral Punishments and Emigration Notes
A compilation notes corporal punishments in Britain and Ireland for 1830 1831 1892 and 1893 with counts from 656 in 1890 to 370 in 1833. It reports sheep theft cruelty in Donamony and Baskin with police clues. It mentions emigration of females to Australia aboard Bussotab Merchant and government reception of 347 women with five disengaged after nine days. It cites a museum coin sale debate and proposes presenting duplicates to provincial libraries.
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Great Britain
Ireland
Thomas Brabazon
Donamony
James Lynam
Baskin
Athlone
Downs
England
Ritish Mussum M
Birmingham
Bristol
Leeds
Liverpool
Manchester
County of Saffo Co
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General Gascoyne
Kacaresborough
Roteh
M. Philips
Mr. James
H. Hughes
Warwickshire
W. Peter
Earl of Warwick
Lyscu
Metropolitan
Wagp
Board of Commissioners of Sewers
Ermington
Warwick
Tancred
Leamington Spa
LAW Intelligence
Police
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